Q: Holder error #50 on KM DS 5400 II

D

Dubravko Grakalic

Hello!
I just purchase Konica Minolta Dimage 5400 II scanner, and after few days I
have holder error #50 problem.. Holder is stil in scanner and I can't pull
out...
What now?
Thanx for advice!
 
T

Toni Nikkanen

Dubravko Grakalic said:
Hello!
I just purchase Konica Minolta Dimage 5400 II scanner, and after few days I
have holder error #50 problem.. Holder is stil in scanner and I can't pull
out...
What now?
Thanx for advice!

I had the same kind of scanner for 2 years. I'm sorry I can't offer
any exact help, but in my two years of use, the holder would
occasionally jam in the scanner. Most of the time, if not always, it
was due to my putting a too long strip of film in the holder which
prevented it from closing properly.

A confusing and scary session of trying to get the holder out
consisted of using the supplied pin in the hole on the left side of
the scanner and trying to push and pull the holder back and forth with
a series of random attempts of shutting down and starting of the
scanner. Eventually the holder would come out neatly.

I eventually learned to be very sure the film holder closes properly,
after which I no longer encountered this annoying problem. I continue
to make sure of this with my Nikon coolscan 8000, which, if I read
correctly, requires me to open the whole device in case the holder
gets jammed, and I definitely do not want to do that. So far I haven't
had this problem.
 
D

Dubravko Grakalic

Thanx for advice!


Toni Nikkanen said:
I had the same kind of scanner for 2 years. I'm sorry I can't offer
any exact help, but in my two years of use, the holder would
occasionally jam in the scanner. Most of the time, if not always, it
was due to my putting a too long strip of film in the holder which
prevented it from closing properly.

A confusing and scary session of trying to get the holder out
consisted of using the supplied pin in the hole on the left side of
the scanner and trying to push and pull the holder back and forth with
a series of random attempts of shutting down and starting of the
scanner. Eventually the holder would come out neatly.

I eventually learned to be very sure the film holder closes properly,
after which I no longer encountered this annoying problem. I continue
to make sure of this with my Nikon coolscan 8000, which, if I read
correctly, requires me to open the whole device in case the holder
gets jammed, and I definitely do not want to do that. So far I haven't
had this problem.
 

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